Meet the organizations behind the survivor-made jewelry, self-care products, and meaningful gifts we carry at Yada. Through creative work and employment opportunities, these partners support survivors of human trafficking and exploitation.
Explore their stories and shop available products online or visit our Middleton store.
Franciscan Peacemakers supports women survivors of sexual exploitation through a pathway of housing, recovery support, and meaningful employment. Its Milwaukee social enterprise makes handmade bath and body products while building skills for the future.
At Yada: soaps, lotions, and candles.
Thistle Farms combines housing, healing, and employment for women survivors of trafficking and sexual exploitation. Its body and home products connect everyday self-care with opportunities for women to rebuild their lives.
At Yada: body care, essential oil roll-ons, lip balm, and candles.
Not I But We creates dignified, meaningful work for survivors of human trafficking and gender-based violence in South Africa. Its survivor-made jewelry pairs thoughtful design with opportunities to build skills and earn an income.
At Yada: handcrafted gemstone and mindfulness bracelets.
ShopWell is the social enterprise of The WellHouse, where survivors of human trafficking gain employment and practical job skills as they work toward financial independence.
At Yada: leather earrings handcrafted by survivor-artisans.
SAGE supports survivors of human trafficking and sexual trauma through employment, career development, and supportive services. Its handmade pieces connect creative work with opportunities for women in recovery.
At Yada: pressed-flower resin jewelry and soothing eye pillows.
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Freedom Studios provides meaningful employment for survivors of human trafficking, helping women develop skills and work toward economic independence. Its studio products are handmade by survivors.
At Yada: hand-poured candles and encouraging gemstone bracelets.
Tap To Pray’s Survivor Series bracelets are handmade by survivors of human trafficking in the Dominican Republic. Each bracelet includes a tag that connects a compatible phone to a daily Bible verse and prayer.
At Yada: Survivor Series chain and tactical bracelets.
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Crowned Free creates ethically made fashion and lifestyle products, supports anti-trafficking organizations, and provides employment opportunities through its survivor-focused programs.
At Yada: essential oil rollerballs assembled by survivors and youth in Michigan.
Yada Made is our own line of products, made in house through collaboration between survivors and women in our community.
Shop Yada MadeAll profits fund the mission of our parent organization, The Yada Project.
Shop meaningful finds online or visit our Middleton, Wisconsin store.
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